Italy
Dolomites
Famous mountain range in northeastern Italy, recognized for its rugged peaks and World Heritage status.
Peaks
43
Highest
3,264 m
43 peaks
Name HeightDifficulty
- Antelao3,264 m—
- Monte Civetta3,220 m—
- Gran Vernel3,210 m—
- Sorapiss3,205 m—
- Monte Pelmo3,168 m—
- Hohe Gaisl3,146 m—
- Piz dles Cunturines3,064 m—
- Sas dles Diesc3,026 m—
- Furchetta3,025 m—
- Sass Rigais3,025 m—
- Cima Fanis di Mezzo2,989 m—
- Sas dles Nü2,968 m—
- Cima delle Sasse2,878 m—
- Moiazza Sud2,878 m—
- Peitlerkofel2,875 m—
- Punta Nera2,847 m—
- Dürrenstein2,839 m—
- Sass Maòr2,814 m—
- Seekofel2,810 m—
- Cima di Ball2,802 m—
- Col Bechei2,794 m—
- Muntejela de Senes2,787 m—
- Cima Bocche2,745 m—
- Sas de Mezdi / La Mesola2,727 m—
- Cima Ambrizzola2,715 m—
- Colàc2,715 m—
- Cima Iuribrutto2,697 m—
- Sas Ciampac/Ciampatsch2,671 m—
- Monte Cernera2,664 m—
- Averau2,649 m—
- Cima d'Auta Orientale2,624 m—
- Becco di Mezzodì2,602 m—
- Campanile Ciastelin2,602 m—
- Gametzalpenkopf2,594 m—
- Plose2,576 m—
- Setsas2,571 m—
- Maurerkopf2,567 m—
- Schiara2,565 m—
- Tàmer Piccolo2,550 m—
- Sass de Mura2,547 m—
- Monte Talvena2,542 m—
- Cima di Sanson2,503 m—
- Castello di Moschesin2,499 m—
How many Dolomites are there?
There are 43 Dolomites in Italy. TrailWise lists every one with its height, terrain grade and the walking routes that cross it.
What are the highest and lowest Dolomites?
Antelao is the highest at 3,264 m, and Castello di Moschesin the lowest at 2,499 m — a spread of 765m across the list.
How do I track my Dolomites?
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